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list quantity of files by file types
I'm trying to create a simple file inventory for a series of huge directories containing e-records. What I'm after is a list of all directories and sub-directories with just the number of each type of file in that directory/sub-directory. For example output would look like:
\home\erecords\unit5007b (45 gif, 78 jpg, 666 doc) I'm fiddling with some java programs I found that are a bit overkill - validating file-types outputting xml etc. I really just need number of files by file type. Any Unix tools out there that will get me closer to this goal? Thanks, |
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